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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

Fire losses for January, $ll $50, 900.
It is said that there are 250,000 in
yalids left from the war between the
States.
Pennsylvania will submit prohibi-
ton TO a vote of the people, but West
Virginia refuses.
Bishop Hendrix will move to Kan
sas city in April, and make 1t his
permanent home.
Rev. ]. J. Neville has retired from
the Joint conduction of the the Seneca,
IS. CO. Free Press.
On December l9 a message was sent
from New Westminster, on the Paci-
fic, via the wires of the Canadian Pa
citic, and the Mackay-Bennett cable
telegraph lines to Old Westminster,
London, England, and when the last
letter of the reply was received, the
watch showed that only four minutes
of time had been consumed ID the
whole transaction. The circuit.f,ooo
miles-was the longest ever worked III
the world.
A very important matter is being
apitated in some of the Western
States, viz: the adoption of some plan
to convert the State prisons into relor-
matories, with especial reference 10
Young men. Why may not young
convict he lead to high and noble
life The convict contract labor sys-
tenn seems to be all unnlitigated aboml-
nation. It crushes out all aspiration
to reformand clinches crime upon the
character. This is subject worthy
of the attention and earnest thought
of all the legislators in the land.
In 1880, one-thirtieth Of the popula-
ton of the United States lived III
cities of 5000 inhabitants ana over
In 1850, nearly one-fourth OF the pop
uIation lived in the cities. 1t seems
to us that this increase OF the city po-
pulations is one of the most serious
problems presented to the statesman
and political economist.
Congressman Croxton, of Virginia,
Las Offered in the House q bill appro-
priating $50 ,On0 10 complete the mon
umcnt to Mary Washington, tho
mother of George Washington, at
Va. President Jack
son laid the cornerstone OF the mon
ument i'm 1888. Work was continued
thereon for four years, but finally
ceased and has never been resumed.
If there is any one fact, or doctrine,
or command, or promise in the Bible
which has produced no practical effect
on your temper, or heart, or conduct,
be assured you do not truly believe 1t.
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Salt for Manure Piles.

Salt Is enc Of the best materials 10 put on
manure heaps in winter 1t will keep them
from freezng during very cold weather. and
when 1t Is warmer will keep the heap moist
and prevent fire fnngln2. Salt in connection
with carbonlc acid gas Is an excellent solvent
and it Is q good fertilizer for land containing
Il large amount of vegetable matter. OF
course where salt Is applied on manure piles
II should be where 1t will not be long exposed
to rains. Us it's power to make Fertilizers solu
Bile Will then cause loss. But II the manure
ia 10 he at once drawn on the field there is lit
tie danger from this, as the ferti ity will be
absorbed by the soil.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

Waiting for Jesus!
Longing in know
What we ran du for him,
Where we can 90.
Bearing some message
or tender grace
To weary and sad ones,
WHO see not his fnce.
Waiting for Jesus!
Spreading his fame.
Pr"clniming the worth
OF hIs wOmdrouS name;
His power to pardon.
And Cleanse ami save,
To r,s,'un from denth,
Redeem from the grave.
Waiting for Jesus!
HIS advent g'and:
With no sin-utferln.,
King or the land;
To sci up in splrndor
His judgment throne,
And home To his Palace
To summon hls own.
1.-The Presbyterian
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

they sprout readily, and the second
growth reaches cutting size in half the
time required for seedlings. Three or
more crops of trees from one stump
may be obtained.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

Degrees in excellence are oftener
marked by degrees in effort than by
degrees in talent, and the recognition
of this truth is the basis of much that
Is best.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16
Waiting for Jesus.

II came to pass when Jesus returned the peo,
pie gladly ic 'eive' III IN, for they were all
waiting Iur Eim.-Luke viii: ~.
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A Fatal Accident.

AUGUSTA, February l3-2 A. M.-Dnring the
fire tonight when the roof OF The Globe Hotel
fell in. carrying with It the different floors, 1t
s said n man wns buried under the wreck In
Mr. Stanselrs store. Mr.. StanSell said lie saw
an unknown man enter his store To Assist In
bringing out his goods, Just before the roof
fell and lie is confident he was buried in the
de bris
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1887-02-16

Whata hydrn-headed monsterl
Language fails to Faint or tell
Half the ills that daily cumber
Man, from the use OF calomel.
Health destroyer, pleasure spoiler,
Dropsy maker, sick mans bane,
Stomach retcher, misery fletcher,
Blood corrupter, souice OF pain.
Ernction breeder, plmple feeder,
skin defacer, beauty's foe,
Nerve nnstrlnger, Vita stinger,
Muscle waster, source OF woe.
Bone npsrtter, palsy getter.
Ulcer cnuser, gangrenes friend.
Bowel trotter, liver rotter
Palm producer without end.
Tooth decayer, gum diseaaer,
Palate eater, cancers source,
Tongue enlarger, fluids poisoner,
Brain int1amer, death Of course.
o. P. II.
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WE hope TO be able to satisfy those readers
who want larger type. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. wednesday. March 80. 1887
ArPoNrxEST.-The Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
has appointed Cephas O. Thompson to be an assistant
inspector tho examination OF life preseryers at New
York City.
FouRTHcLAss PosTMisrERs Postmaster General
Ia. appointed tho following fourth class postmasters
Etna ~ Y seelye Barber. Ketchums Corners. n. V;
A. L. Clifford North Bergen. NJ Y. George WILSON, Pine
City, n. Y; william shnkle Scotia n. y; Ira Burden.
Sheds Corners, ~ u A. h. Craft South Durh am, n. y.
DEBT DEckEAsE.-it is estimated at tho Treasury De-
partmcnt that there has been n decrease of about
Sl2,000O00 In the public debt during the present month
CoSscIEscR--In the Presidents mail to-day
letter postmnrked BROOKLYN, N Y. addressed to Hon.
Grover Cleveland etc. and containing 500 gold GER
thcate and note saying that the money Is Tor custom
house duty"
IN FAVOR OF GENERAL MUssEY.-In tho Supreme Court
OF the District to-day tho OF the United States
against General H. d. Mussey was terminated by YER
dict In favor OF the defendant Tn case originated In
disaow by the Treasury accounting officers OF
about claimed by General Mussey in the settle
ncnt OF HIS accounts In recruiting colorod soldiers.
DESIGNS FOR POSTAGE sTAMPa-The Post Office De-
partmcnt officials having prepared series OF new
designs or embossed stamps for stamped envelopes OF
the two four aud i've cent denominations The head
OF Franklin has been selected for the cent stamp and
the heads OF Washington Jackson ana Grant Tor the two
four aud five cent denominations respectively The new
series will be ready Tor issue about May l.
HAWKINS PoIsr LIGHr-The Lighthouse Board re-
Gently offered TO pay 81, 800 the OF Hawkins
Point near Baltimore provided ho will 0bstruct tho
range of the lights et Leading Point and Hawkins
Point The property desired by the Board was sold Tor
about $3.50 few years ago The price asked for IL by
the present owner $4,000 lie has declined To accept
the Boards propos ton and steps will DO taken
to condemn the narrow strip desired by tho Board
CONSULAR APPoSrMESTs-Consular appointments
were made today as follows: Milton r. Townsend. OF
Mary land. commercial agent ut Gait Canadnj Homer a.
Huntington. OF Massachusetts consular agent nt Iuer
at Tanger. Morocco. ConsulGeneral Rano nas APP
pointed sG Scs shmSn Of SPs
ington, who has been transferred To Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
THE TRADE CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 80 (SpectaWheat closed night nearly
higher than yesterday. Yet there little doubt that
the clique sold great deal heat to-day than bought
Hutchinson led the spectators all cay beginning his
before opening the curb and continuing 1t all day
May $50 closed at 81 a952c May corn, at
80 9939Sc; May Lard at 81 as and May ribs at IS 49,
There were reported taken this afternoon
225 600 bushels OF wheat for export Baltimore. The
cIearances from York little dlsapppoin-
only b5O65 bushels but 81 600 bushels went out from
baltimore fom these the exports
gated Although wheat absorbed almost ali
there enough In the provision pit keen
thinking yesterday picked great of
cash rbs lie bought from all the packers and took some
pounds lie the May options for the cash at
discount The gossip this morning that he had
the ribs that he had bought all
south by at figure that took them all,
his the pit this morning picking up the May
options again. May ribs opened at s. o. and went at once
y Is 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. March 30-l2:30 p. m.-Cotton-Busness is
moderate at hardening rates aidtlng Uplsnds Sl6L
for speculation and export Recepts-l20oo oale ine9
ing O. TOO American.
Futures irIn Upland. Low Mdiling e,sl,a March de-
cry 39-0id. also 40.64d: do April and May delivery
S0jid 4O64d., do May and June delivery 40 6l,
also 4l6id; do June July delivery 1884; also -
-64. DO July anu August delivery 4564d also +4Oid,
do. August ana september delivery 1854; also -
Cad TO- september and october delivery 3S6t also 40
"a do. september delivery &s-oid; also 5 4764d.
Tenders for delivery at oaays ceArngs $500 bales nes
dockets
p. .-cotton.-Middling Uplands. SD; do Mbiiins
sales Of tho day included 10000
Futures nfm. Uplands Low Mlddling clause March do
livery 3s64d buyers do March and April delivery 80
.64d do. April aud May delivery s6+i. buyers
July devery6 ~ 64d do July and August delivery
4UIa yalue. do. August and september delivery ~
Cad do September and October delivery Sso4d
sellers do September delivery. As 6id sellers. -
clause delivery 3S64d value; do March snd A
ri delivery 3so4d value do April aud May dol very
3r64d value May and June delivery 3j64d BUYERS
do June and July delivery 4l64d sellers do July and
August delivery 4.64d sellers; August and sep
tember delivery 44U4 sellers do September ana October
delivery 64d buyers do september delivery oAooi
buyers a.. $780,. a.. ,,..- IN to,.
Mddng lli6 Good Ordinary. ga. net ana gross receps
ll29 bales; exports coaswisc. 20l bales sales oHo''
SoRYoiK March so-Costou steady: Middlng lo's act
and gross receipts 0 bales exports Coasiwise Ia oaes
sales ST. bales stock ll.+Si bales. a. -,
hiSding p;x Good Ordinary 0s; and gross receipts
i26 bajes. slies 42s bales, stock. 10 800 bales
10 Els, Low Middiing 9ss Good ordinary o. net re
cc,nts 7IS gross 1913 bales exports coast"ise
oss bales sales ESQ bales stock. 2o9.297 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31

may safely asserted much OF this legislation
absolutely required O could avoided passage Of
general laws. The Executve-anxous TO CRAFTY the
bers reasonably the discharge OF his
easily his of duty and
priety and frequently approves only
legislation but legislation OF questionable utility and doubt
full benefit
present than half and
laws been enacted this than the period
last year. there the tiles OF the houses
ported from the committees, 1928
laws. an almost unprecedented number.
believe in the principle OF home rule and favor its
teal application ali the villages and OF the
State Whenever IL deeGied exDedient street.
alter city school building
construct TO street. or 10 build bridge,
should power under well
application should be the Legislature
where 1t properly be avoided.
Tho Hon David Dudley Fei In HIS recent admirable adj
dress before Bar Association stated that each
enacted last the state the o. 1854
special legislation easily procured and readily
approved just long will there lie delay rel In
this matter.
desire suggest for sheraton the proprey OF
the OF act authorizing the appointment of
mis- three familiar with the with
latve proceedings and submit TO the next Legsat
OF general laws such subjects be spec
ned In the act The commissioners deem aud
expeilont.
Assemblyman Baker has introduced such bill the
Governor suggests authorizing him to appoint three
persons members of commission TO present TO the
Legislature in 1883 certain general laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31

Flour ssads ioTsr and sSDernas s.
MnIs 90 20 DO Extra s. Is as IS do RIO
PATENT IS So w6es~southern steady Western higher
so esJc. do Amber % 9gic; No Western
April.~c do MAY 81. sslsc DO June si%a9i SCI.
Com southern steady Western steady soutnern white
as i5'.c., March 46c. asked: Agril 45Ead6c; May
s6 $3.50 Mixed - asa; PENNSYLVANIA "a s59c.
rye at SO Hav steady Prime TO Snoles Western
$,7 So Bulkmeats Shogliers ana Clear RID sides
sn s. & HAMS % s s
Butter hrm Western Packed isg2ss Creamery
.sSss ososr1 to is
ssas quot sS at Il 20 sP?sho
Freights Lverpoc. steamer seady1cotton 5s2d.
$50 6bla whea, $4,000 bush. Corn 20 ZOO oats
S %sS., vSsS Ss Corn Sus
bush Corn 90. 700 bush
BOSTON March 9o-Rlour ouiet Choice EItras So so
sns prime - 0Oes 50 25 corn quiet steamer Yellow 5lc
steamer Mixed at SiS5 ,,n unchanged n d ne
pss da Ss Y a %'ss Vermont z
Western $ Receipts 9r the asy-t Ues. 1855
shorts 1900 Uash-
BUFFALO. March 30-wheat-No Hard continues very
sales Ss OSs S Srst s ,s s
Not6ern iaoihc offered Winter Wheat scarce and nrm.
s H is~ ana S Ss S No
Soc No 10 Ms Sr 20 Mixed Tsaser No ws u
aneGanscd No. ca9,as zoe 10 San.as , Csc IS.
No Extra e9c 0t state Choice No sSs SITE SaS
81 o07 Flour quiet Recepts-Wheat 1900 bush
lsoos eSsD cosa 10000 bush Oats
20.000 bush Barley 5000 bush
CHICAGO, March so-Four steady and anchanyed WIN
igan Winter 81 Choice % Fancy Minnesota pas
sssa rye Foar-siaOSsJ 10 IA Oola Backwheas $40
sZ 20 per 100 10 ,.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
GRIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Exporters free buyers Of wheat yesterday Prices
stened for spot lots h0 cent but the purchases
shipment mp nearly 100000 bushels The option
speculation showed variety Of movement. opening
aud later advancing 7dls cent on tho unfavorabe
reports the good inquiry for export sharp
reaction occurred in later dealings and the final prices
only s94 higher the being heavy Final figures
March and April 81 May, 3d. June. OF s August
9O; September 0O and December 94 cents. Cash
quiet only 900 bushels being bought by ship
per. options inclined TO improve but sympathy
with wheat yielded some fractions later dosing however
with months trife higher AZ follows March and
April 1885, May. 49, June 4S1s5 July 49'; August 30 3
Oats firm for cash lots Tho options ended rreR
MAR and only slightly changed at i for March, 3sh for
pr "a for May and 81 cents Tor June Lard dull
ami eaureiess Final quotations for options two
points April 81 go and point for May at 81 So
at ~ ~ and down point FOR Juy
81 10 and August at 81 81
The receipts and -four reported yesterday at New
York Phaephia Baltimore and Boston az follows;
Wheat 2I3 1873 bushels 1877 l70 busbesi oats 158412
bushels grain 628 64 bushels -four As 86l packages
At CHICAGO Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals were
Wheat bushels 463 1877 bushels OTIS 1893 469
bushels total grain 772956 bushels -four 375 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
THE BEEOHER STATUE FUND.

Il T. Bush. the owner of the schooner yacht Coronet
a regular listener TO Mr.. Beechers preaching In
Plymouth Church and paid Of the highest premiums
for his pew Mr. Beecher was frequently his guest
board the yacht Yesterday Mr. Bush sent check for
$500 for the statue fund and addressed the
Ter TO Dr. Charles Henry Hail. chairman OF the Beecher
Memorial Committee:
MI DEAR SIR viii kindly hand TO tho
the Beecer Memorial Committee Tho ncOsed check 5000
out OF the premium OF tie Corobe Dauntess raee regard
this emnently hitting because Mr. Beecher
great interest IA all kinds OF When
said no bad the most profound respect
ses aud the last WORDS he ever spoke To only few
before his death were hoDe the Coionet will anu
want TO see her before she sails"
Treasurer Ripley Ropes has already received
the fund r. Locser 20. gave 500 yesterday. large
number OF subscription books In hands OF
the committees interested In the and expected
that large sum Will be forthcoming In short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
MILLINERY. DRESS GOODS AND COSTUMES


would puzzle the Oldest and experienced shopper In
this city a where varied stock
OF excellent drygoods is displayed. that Is
more advanag eously situated attract attention and
admiration, than Lord laylOrs big uptown establishment
Their regular spring opening IN full tide and from
morning To ns aided by Of
examining the beautiful costumes on The HeaLe
on sdinIrng the WONDERFUL DOnnes plate
comparing The prices and forecastDg The summer
or color IL is perhaps that opening
thorough success viewed IA every possibclight 49,
one no longer excites surprso millinery alone
dees adequate description one lovely bonnet OF goanu
coored dazzling of picot edged
ribbons geTanum shades The
OF well matched held flowers aud gIasse
front nnished with facing OF gilt cord. AbObe
beauty lisa Theodore" shape twoOned chip, outside
and inoide black. caught side Win
large jet ornament over the corner An embroidered hs
Is spread fastened win Rhine stOnes
velvet ribbons and u black complete the effects
ample this style is maize Of light ecrn entirely
covered with tiny osobus and further decorated with
aped Juvan sides which straw
with iu crown oil surah paid silk, embci 10 SUIT the
also worthy oil much more than passing notice
The costumes ana suits compel admiration and Indeed
masterpieces OF their kind In evening dresses tho andsones
shaded aie Franco combined with stripes OF white
fail ana noe OF delicate heiorope One panel s emboid
with and the other full VI
the striped silk draped with scarf OF the Another OF
cndrederose TINT trimmed with reseent psssementerle OF
appropriate contrasting cOlors Ia almost equally beautiful
The most aed shopper could not help pansng moment
70 admire delicate tea gown OF heotrope surah. with
teres nounce OF embroidered sse Is draped softly
the front and The opposite side finished with broad revos
in particular Jet and black sk Jet black velvet
and sks and veves with iridescent beads
70 be much In vogue hero
The most tasteful all short hardly
than mere cape and the opportunity for wide choice is
paralielod In silks Lord Taylor fully
tain their oldme reputation always being fully
Of the times as to The number OF novelties and The quality OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
RgOPESING A TELEPHONE CASE.

wAsuIsoTos, March 3o.-Commlsslouer OF Patents
Montgomery to-day rendered a decision the
petition OF the J. W. MeDonough TO reopen the
old telephone patent interference case OF
/. A. Edison, Elisha Gray. j. W. MeDonough and
Alexander Graham Bell without entering into the merits
OF the petition motion TO reopen the Commissioner is
OF opinion that McDonoughs assignee has right To he
heard upon tho subject OF vacatng the award Of priority
made by Commissioner Buterworth and fixed April 10
the day upon which all Interested parties lie
heard upon this question That part NJ McDonough's
motion asking that the order Of Commissioner Butter
worth be vacated the Commissioner declines 10 entertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
aIIT OVER A TOWN SITE.

WASHINGTON. March 30.-Assstant Land Commissioner
stocksager has rendered important decision in tie
land claim OF DR. w. H. Cayce against the St Louis Iron
Mountain and Southern Railroad Company, involving
land upon which the town OF Texarkana in Arkansas Is
situated Tho Assistant Commissioner expresses tho
opinion that the company does not have the present title
10 tho land aud tina, II this view should be concured
In by the appellate authority the claims OF Cayce and of
the town OF Texarkana will be further considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
lettings HERE AND THERE.

BUFFALO, March 30.-Palrick Walsh. OF New-York
adopted The Hebrew faith yesterday and was married
this morning 10 Lena Levi young Jewess also OF New
York.
Charles Brown. age sixty. OF Bennington Wyoming
County, died suddenly III the state Asylum for the In
sane on Monday The authorities found that two OF bis
ribs had broken and his spine severely injured but
nobody seemed know how the injuries were received
PoUGHKEEPsE, March 80 (SpecidD President Taylor
and Treasurer Dean Of vassar College deny the truth Of
tho article in The World ly stating that at least 30
of the pupils were dispeased tho refusal allow
them 10 wear a uniform of cap and gown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
ranged as follows

Tho highest cash Drcs, we're as toliows-Whsas-So.
spring s0i.c No. spring 76ci No Req Ito. Corn
No "a .Oats-No 27'4c. -. kye-No 81 pG-.--
Bsrlsv-No 2 bl n. f.ns seed-No. 81 os' Prime
Timothy 81 "a Msss P0rk-o2O LarSI 81 ~.
short rib SIS 10 Dry Sailed shoulders bvxsi
So 25 Clear sides boIed 81 3D.: WniskeH Is
per gallon =. Suzar-Cut Loaf 6sc, Granuated Csc.
Standard "a" $50. Recepts-Flour 10000 ses Wheat
o. 200 busn Corn $4,000 bushi Data l6So00 bush.
rye 1000 bush, Barley $4,000 BUSH shipments.tlo
$4,000 bbla Wheat 10000 bush- Corn iodoov o"sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31

h.bItionIsts held mass meeting in Music Hall tonight
Among the speakers Thomas H. Peabody canada'o
for Governor; Judge Ptman, OF MASSACHUSETTS, "ua
General Neal Dow, of Maine General Dow prophesicd
that the Republicans would DO again defeated In 1885,
and that soon after that time great conven-
ton would be held and new party
formed with prohibition for Its Leading
feature b. w. Gallup Endorsed Colonel MetcalI anu
boped ALI Prohibitionsts would vote for him. Co9nei
Metca is the candidate OF the Republicans ana the fro
bibionsts and the Democrats and liquor element arc
Ia king strenuous efforts TO defeat him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
CONDITION OF HE NEW CRUISERS

WASHINGTON, March 30.-Ihe cruiser Chicago. now ut
CHESTER 10 have been sent TO NewYork next Tues
day. but the Navy Department has concluded to finish
all OF tho work machinery and extras and AXE ~
teratons In tho furnaces boilers and hosting gear be-
Chester Therefore the vessel will DO
ready 70 sail for New York for six weeks The alterations
In the machinery OF the Atlanta are nearly completed
and that cruiser will again be dispatched trial trip
about tho middle OF next month. Little work will De
done the Boston before the trial OF the Atlanta In
der the way clear 10 incorporate any Improve
ments the original designs that DO suggested by
tho performance OF the last named vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-31
WHO MRS. rArLoRs ESCORT VAS.

The identity OF The young man whose association
with the wife of David Taylor, of No. 320 Union-st
Brooklyn has broxen up the bono OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor has been disclosed. He proves TO be Adolphus
Is. Speir ir, OF No. 26I Sixth-Lvs., Brooklyn His
father Is je weller in this CITY. The young man has
blonde mustache which engrosses much oil his atteu
tiou and his pet name 10 Doll. 1t Ia said that ho
in The habit OF esoortng Mrs. Taylor home from
church when she was not accompanied by her hus